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Hey look, a plot.
Mar. 9th, 2007 04:07 pmI don't know if this happens to anyone else, but when I write stories, I often don't know what's going to happen until the words appear on screen.
This is definitely one of those kinds of stories. I had no idea what was going to happen, or who else was going to show up. And no, I don't know yet how Dean lost his memory.
It began as many of my stories do, with a vague image from a dream I'd had a few nights ago -- Dean with a tattoo of wolf -- and snowballed from there.
Imagine my surprise when I found it turning into this:
( Sam / Dean, 1 / ?, untitled yet dammit )
So? Opinions, anyone? I'd like to continue and find out what happens, although frankly, the very formal style of writing that I'm using is pretty much killing me.
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lucifrix? Grammar check? You know that sentence is driving me batshit.
This is definitely one of those kinds of stories. I had no idea what was going to happen, or who else was going to show up. And no, I don't know yet how Dean lost his memory.
It began as many of my stories do, with a vague image from a dream I'd had a few nights ago -- Dean with a tattoo of wolf -- and snowballed from there.
Imagine my surprise when I found it turning into this:
( Sam / Dean, 1 / ?, untitled yet dammit )
So? Opinions, anyone? I'd like to continue and find out what happens, although frankly, the very formal style of writing that I'm using is pretty much killing me.
lucifrix? Grammar check? You know that sentence is driving me batshit.
